She has another week to go. Incubation takes 21 days from the day she lays her last egg. She might have taken a few days depending on the number of eggs under her. Give her at least one more week maybe two. Make sure food and water are not too far away as she may leave the nest for that but only for 10 minutes or so.
Brooding. Or we say the chicken is clucky and she is "sitting" There are two terms, the general term for an animal or bird sitting on eggs is called incubation (the animal or bird is said to be incubating the eggs). More specifically for hens the process is called brooding and the hen is said to be broody.
It takes about 21 days (3 weeks) for a chicken egg to hatch. 21 days exactly when they started incubating.
maybe the duck was sick
Around 3 weeks my bantam chicken is about due to have her eggs hatch and we have let her lay on her eggs for 3 weeks!
What you feed Chickens does not determine the color of the egg. The color of the egg is determined by the variety of the chicken. For instance, while a white leghorn chicken will lay white eggs, a Brahma chicken will lay brown eggs and an Americana chicken will lay eggs that range from blue to green! there has been a recent discovery of a chicken variety that lays purple eggs, but not much information is available about them yet.
eat 'em
A Chicken clutch are the eggs that the broody has decided to sit on. "Clutch" is the word used in terms of the eggs she is sitting on.
This question is ambiguous.If you want to know what the technical term is for a mother hen sitting on her egg, that would be incubation.But if by 'term' you were asking how long the incubation period lasts, fertilized chicken eggs hatch in about 21 days (3 weeks).
After 18 weeks
At approx. 5 months or 20 weeks your chicken should start laying eggs.
their is a particular temprture required for the job.
About 18-20 weeks.
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This is easy. Take the rocks out of the nest and dispose of them. The goose will have nothing to sit on and leave or lay a new clutch of eggs.
You have a broody hen and she is warning the other chicken to keep away. She is protecting her clutch.
Yes, a broody hen will sit in an empty nest, but not for long. The longest I've seen is one week with no eggs under her. Normally a chicken's egg will take 3 weeks to incubate. I have placed turkey, duck and goose eggs under chicken hens, and they will sit for those 28 required days and then take on another batch immediately for another month of sitting.